When Snake Was Lyfe: Growing Up In Australia In The 90s

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Isn't it funny when the kids say they're bored? Imagine if they were in lockdown during the nineties! 

This has made us experience a wave of nostalgia as we think about what on earth we did before the revolution that was the digital age. 

Growing up as a 90s kid was a world away from growing up in the noughties – for one thing we didn’t have the internet (gasp!) and our version of Netflix entailed physically driving to a mystical dwelling known as a “Video Shop”. Parents could pay for things using paper money (aka “a cheque”), mobile phones were reserved for the rich and famous, and you were considered the height of fashionable if you owned a Snap Bangle.

If you too grew up in Australia in the 90s, join us as we celebrate these unusual realities.

 

Starting With This Unfairness

 


Source: Bored Panda


This Legitimacy 

 


Source: Buzzfeed


The Most Exciting Creation

 

 

This Pain

 


Source: Bored Panda

 

This Cruelty

 


Source: Bored Panda


And If There Were No Copies Left Your Night Was Over

 


Source: Bored Panda


A Worthy Vocation

 


Source: Bored Panda

 

This Farshun

 


Source: Cosmopolitan.com

 

The Struggle Was Real

 

This Highlight
 


Source: Buzzfeed

 

The Height Of Technology

 


Source: Bored Panda

 

The Best Day In The World


Source: Bored Panda

 

And The Worst

 

The Greatest Game In The Universe

 

 

And The Worst

 


Source: Buzzfeed

 

More Farshun

 

 

Photoshop in the 90s
 

 

This Instant Fame

 


Source: @meanwhileinaus

 

More Technology

 


Source: Bored Panda

 

At Least Our Watches Were Edible
 


Source: Buzzfeed

 

We Did Not Think This Through...

 

 

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Reviews


random person

Feb 13 2020

everyone between 2000 and 2010, experiences most of this stuff. Things like video and movie streaming are all relatively new, everyone born in the 90s acting like they had everything hard. CHANGE IS NORMAL, CHANGE IS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN. How do you think the 80s babies think.